Three lives suffering from losses due to obsession disguised as love, betrayal, and murder. Their lives intersect in the early decades of twentieth-century Chicago. It wasn't the safest place to hide.

A teeny, tiny, little book of mystery. How many people can be murdered in just 75 pages? And just how many board games can be used in the process? Easily-bored and mega-wealthy Charles Moneymaker and his friend and author, James Reading (of the railroad Readings, of course) are amateur sleuths. A 1936 holiday invitation from Moneymaker's old friend, Marvin Cosgrove, to spend the Christmas holidays at his estate, The Gardens, cannot be passed up. Little do they know that. by inviting a group of guests with little or nothing in common, Moneymaker's old friend, Coz, has set off a string of deadly events as his guests begin to die! Can Moneymaker and James figure how who the killer is or, by Christmas, will the killer be the last one left alive?. --Provided by publisher.

It didn't begin that morning when Trick's mother found them standing in her kitchen, one with his daddy's big knife in his hand, all 3 with bloody hands. It wouldn't end, even when her panic over their blood oath faded.It had begun nearly 100 years earlier. It would last their lifetimes and beyond, this brotherhood of theirs.Trick Raines would grow into a rancher; his cousin, Blade Long Knife, a veterinarian and hereditary chief of his tribe. The third, Chase Adams, a half-blood Apache would become a famous attorney.These three would live to stand against arson, murder, rustling, and worse--much, much worse.

"Where is Harry?" was my very first book. It wasn't written with the intention that I would ever write more about any of the characters in it. Then people starting telling me that Claire was their favorite character. Well, what writer worth a darn would ignore that from his/her readers? So I wrote Claire. Again, and I do believe that I have a well-functioning brain, it didn't occur to me that anyone would want me to take it further.WRONG! So, Intersections was written. Later I realized that the folks who had read Harry and Claire, would appreciate being able to buy Richard without buying Intersections. So I published Richard's story as a stand-alone, too.If you prefer your novels short and sweet...start with Harry. If you're looking for a bargain, get Intersections and all three are in one volume.ANYTHING for you, my readers!Part 3 of the Chicago Trilogy, "Intersections: Love, Betrayal, Murder."This was my very first book. It wasn't written with the intention that I would ever write more about any of the characters in it.Then people starting telling me that Claire was their favorite character. Well, what writer worth a darn would ignore that from his/her readers?So I wrote Claire. Again, and I do believe that I have a well-functioning brain, it didn't occur to me that anyone would want me to take it further.WRONG! So, Intersections was written. Later I realized that the folks who had read Harry and Claire, would appreciate being able to buy Richard without buying Intersections. So I published it as a stand-alone, too.If you prefer your novels short and sweet...start with Harry. If you're looking for a bargain, get Intersections and all three are in one volume.ANYTHING for you, my dear readers!Richard hails from a family of cops. Richard's father is murdered and he discovers his mother is sleeping with the man Richard believes is the killer. Unable to continue working on the same police force with his father's killer, Richard relocates to Chicago.A new job, a new friend, and a new love bring joy and challenges to his life.Chicago is not the best place for an honest cop in the early 20th century. Richard must work with and around a series of crooked mayors, police chiefs, and cops. Then there are the days of Capone, Moran, and the other hoods that made a cop's life interesting and certainly could make it shorter!Enjoy this completion to the stories of Mary, Claire, and Richard."--

Sam has a new client, and she's not certain she's happy about it! Is the beautiful young woman running from a serious stalker or something else?And, just what the heck is going on with Steve?

Trace is in a real pickle this time!Press has to work this one without his partner. There's been a murder entirely too close for comfort, and the whole Virginia team has to come together to prove Trace's innocence.Trace is "banished" to the Andrews mansion, where he is becoming Jones's new best friend. Poor Trace!As for the case, let's just say that unrequited love can be a real killer!

Driven into hiding by a murderer in an era when women had few options, could she survive? Chicago was a violent city. Could she keep her friends safe? Would she ever feel safe to love again?

Samantha Hartley has officially opened her private investigation office in DC. Her newest client is found dead outside his posh hotel--a "jumper". DC cops find her business card in his pocket and want to know everything, but Sam won't talk. Ruled a homicide, Sam is determined to be involved in finding out why her client was murdered.

Press has a very important appointment he absolutely must make, but we won't give that away here. Wouldn't you know some whacko would start leaving dead bodies on his beach? Three Jane Does with absolutely nothing in common, except they're all dead. Enter a young soldier to report a missing friend. Can Press talk PFC Samantha Hartley into letting him solve the case, or will she put her pretty nose in where it doesn't belong? How can Press put all the pieces together, keep a well-meaning friend from getting hurt, solve three murders, and get ready for his Pressing Engagement?. --Provided by publisher.